Reviews
A detailed survey of various accounts of forgiveness, critically analyzing their central weaknesses. Finding them problematic, Haber develops his own account of forgiveness...an engaging alternative to other accounts., A thorough examination of the nature and value of forgiveness....This book stays close to its subject matter and moves within a tight focus. It is well written and thoroughly researched., Thought provoking, this excellent study concludes with a nine page bibliography which should prove invaluable for an ongoing discussion of forgiveness., This study will be highly useful to moral philosophers and to those dealing reflectively with moral problems in legal and other contexts., Haber's analysis is important not only in its own right, but it also opens up areas of further philosophical reflection.
